#Serco Track,Trace&Monetise is NOT #NHS. It is #Serco 1 Day of training. 1 Trainer for 100 Trainees. 1 1/2 hours wasted no sound.Told to read a PDF and take an online exam. That tells you all you need to know.

Or maybe £36bn Test and Trace that could do neither

Don’t wait! Opaque rules and arbitrary thresholds are confusing. If the system treats you as though you’ve done something wrong, easy to conclude you have. Endless demands for proof. No way to close the loop. Task paralysis makes sanctions more likely. No understanding of masking

People already dont have enough to live on with high housing/energy costs & a cost of living crisis. More austerity is unsustainable. Taxing the rich is the *only* game in town. Rich people won't die, but poor ppl might if you lower their income still more Vote Green 💚

He's a lying shit he made it worse whilst SoS. Private donor money speaks loud

I dunno Wes you were doing a pretty crap job as per your donor privateer healthcare mogul

NHS MANAGERS HID 100,000 PATIENT SCANS IN CAR BOOTS One hundred thousand patients. One hundred thousand people went to hospital, trusted the NHS with their bodies, had X-rays and scans taken, and were never told what those scans showed. Some of those images showed cancer. Some showed serious illness that needed urgent treatment. The films sat in corridors and store rooms, rotting and unchecked, for years. Nobody looked at them. Nobody picked up the phone. Nobody told a single patient. This happened. At the Royal London Hospital. In the heart of London. In the 21st century. When health inspectors were due to arrive and see the chaos for themselves, managers locked the backlog in a storeroom so it would stay hidden. Consultants physically stuffed patient X-ray films into their car boots to keep them out of sight during official visits. The inspection came and went. The tick boxes were filled in. The patients stayed in the dark. Dr Otto Chan was a consultant radiologist at the hospital. A decorated, respected, senior doctor with 23 years of service. He found this scandal and he refused to stay quiet. He reported the hidden scans. He flagged that junior doctors were being pushed to perform procedures they had never been trained for, unsupervised, on real patients. He went to the British Medical Association. He went to the medical press. He did every single thing the system tells you to do. Barts and The London NHS Trust @NHSBartsHealth responded by sacking him for gross misconduct in June 2006. At the employment tribunal, the Trust did not apologise. They did not express concern for the 100,000 patients left in the dark. They told the judge that Dr Chan was not a whistleblower at all. He was a troublemaker running a campaign to damage the organisation. His concerns were pure fantasy. That was the official position of an NHS Trust about a man who found 100,000 unread patient scans hidden in a car boot. Half of those scans were never reviewed by a specialist. Ever. Those patients, and their GPs, will go to their graves not knowing what was on those films. Nobody was prosecuted. Nobody was struck off. The people who hid the evidence kept their jobs. The doctor who found it lost his. SOURCES: @guardian @NHSBartsHealth @EastLondonLines

Who do you think Nigel Farage will put first? A) Working people B) The offshore crypto billionaire who gave him £5 million Sign our petition now and join thousands of others to stop the steal and protect working people's rights megaphone.org.uk/petitions/s…

'France allocates roughly 2.05% of its GDP to military expenditure, equating to approximately €50 billion to €54 billion annually' Welfare 31% to 32% of its total GDP, food inflation 1.1% UK GDP on military 2.3% Welfare 10.6 to 10.8% GDP Poor people can't spend money hits production #Disabilitybenefits #welfare

Sham exercise

"Significant failings” in the running of the Access to Work scheme are 'causing employers to hire fewer disabled people’, say MPs share.google/NIQS2uKyjRjYDE5…

@HoCStandards @CommonsWorkPen #FactCheck @FullFact

UK disability benefits are not generous. They are a partial refund on a life that already costs more to survive. Equipment, care, heating, transport, treatment, food, washing, repairs - disability turns ordinary living into a monthly financial crisis.

Labour's inability to control welfare spending? You, Mel Stride, tried to cut welfare in 2024 but the courts ruled your cuts unlawful. And now the Conservative party is being investigated for lying about welfare. disabilitynewsservice.com/uk…

Privatisation is a con. It’s resulted in worse services and the transfer of tax payer money into the pockets of shareholders. Perhaps the worst example can be found in the water industry. The burden of debt built during privatisation is £73bn, while paying out dividends of £88.4bn in the past 34 years. Consequently, an average of 27% of consumer bills now fund dividend payments and financing of the debt burden. This failed experiment should have ended in 1997. The catastrophic experiment absolutely should have ended in 2024. The fact privatisation is still sucking wealth from the UK is a national scandal. common-wealth.org/interactiv…

Ed Miliband says high energy bills are caused by wars, global markets and events overseas. So here's a simple question: If we're all buying energy on the same global markets, why are British families paying double, and sometimes triple, what people in other countries pay? You can only blame the rest of the world for so long. Eventually, you have to own your own policies.

I take no financial lessons from you. Until you find out what happened to the £37bn Test & Disgrace

Hi BT this was a post for Replying to @IQuitMuskspace Hi Mark, thanks for reaching out. Staying connected is crucial at the best of times, especially when you have exams

#LibDems folded like a cheap suit on tuition fees

Cut welfare when it's already woefully inadequate? Increase poverty! The Jenrick way forward. Poverty. Depravation. Homelessness.

Find out what #Serco & #Deloitte did with £37bn Test & Trace. That could do neither